Film record

Seabiscuit

2003Feature film134 minVerification: Verified

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Production countries
United States
Languages
English
Genres
Drama · sport film

Credits

Art department

Jeannine Oppewall — Production design

Cinematography

John Schwartzman — Cinematography

Direction

Gary Ross — Directing

Editing

William Goldenberg — Editing

Music

Randy Newman — Music composition

Cast

Q165524 — Acting (John Red Pollard)
Jeff Bridges — Acting (Charles S. Howard)
Chris Cooper — Acting (Tom Smith)
William H. Macy — Acting (Tick Tock McLaughlin)
Elizabeth Banks — Acting (Marcela Zabala-Howard)
Michael B. Silver — Acting
Valerie Mahaffey — Acting
Annie Corley — Acting
Michael Angarano — Acting (Young John Red Pollard)
Eddie Jones — Acting (Samuel Riddle)
Ed Lauter — Acting
Gary Ross — Acting
Danny Strong — Acting
Michael O'Neill — Acting (Mr. Pollard)
Gianni Russo — Acting
Dyllan Christopher — Acting
James Keane — Acting
Gary Stevens — Acting (George Woolf)
David G. McCullough — Acting (The Narrator)

Production

Frank Marshall — Production
Kathleen Kennedy — Production
Gary Ross — Production
Q165524 — Production

Writing

Bruce Joel Rubin — Screenwriting
Gary Ross — Screenwriting
Documented participation

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Distribution

Netflix

International
Verified

Versions and cuts

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Releases by territory

United States · Original release
22 Jul 2003Checked 22 Sep 2026
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